House For Sale £1,375,000
A covered entrance way with a stone floor leads to an attractive reception hall with under stairs cupboards and a fully tiled cloakroom.
The superb, triple aspect 26ft x 15ft drawing room features a limestone fireplace (with electric fire), a bay window to the front, and glazed oak double doors to a substantial conservatory with a high gabled roof and double doors to the garden. There is a large dining room with a porcelain tiled floor, and a charming sitting room with a bay window and a limestone fireplace (with gas fire.)
From both the dining and sitting rooms, 3 steps lead down to a magnificent triple aspect kitchen/breakfast/family room double doors to the garden, a porcelain tiled floor, and space for sofas and a table and chairs. The kitchen area comprises a comprehensive range of bespoke solid oak units, polished granite work surfaces, a Franke twin bowl stainless steel sink, twin Neff ovens, touch-control induction hob, Siemens gas hob, concealed extractor, integrated dishwasher, LG fridge-freezer and large island/breakfast bar with wine rack and cupboards beneath.
The adjacent utility room has polished granite work surfaces, base and wall units, space for white goods, and a door to a rear lobby giving access to outside.
A solid oak staircase leads to the first floor landing with a range of cupboards, an attractive archway, and a casement door to a paved balcony with stone balustrades, giving a superb view over the garden.
The principal suite comprises a 21ft dual aspect bedroom (with fitted blinds and full height wardrobes), an en suite dressing room with floor-to-ceiling wardrobes, and a fully tiled en suite shower room.
Bedroom 2 is a large dual aspect room overlooking the gardens, bedroom 3 is a spacious room with wardrobes, and bedroom 4 is a smaller double room currently used as a study. There is also a fully tiled family bath/shower room.
The second floor houses bedroom 5, a large dual aspect double room with fitted furniture, and a fully tiled bathroom.
Outside, a tarmac slipway and double gates lead into a gravelled courtyard providing off road parking for numerous vehicles. A second driveway, effectively provides in-and-out drive access.
There is a large detached double garage with 2 electric up-and-over doors, lighting, power and exterior stairs to a 22ft hobbies room with rooflights and a sloping ceiling.
In front of the house there is a Victorian style terrace with stone balustrades. The extensive, well maintained gardens are largely laid to lawn, and interspersed with trees including blue cedar and oak. High mixed boundaries include laurel, sycamore and conifers.
COUNCIL TAX: Band G
Location:
The picturesque Georgian market town of Blandford Forum offers a good range of supermarkets (including an M & S Food Hall), along with independent shops, cafés and restaurants. The town is home to state schools for all ages, as well as Bryanston School, and a popular leisure centre (with swimming pool.) There is good road access to the coastal towns of Poole and Bournemouth, and the city of Salisbury, all of which have mainline rail links to London Waterloo.
Directions:
From Wimborne, proceed along the B3082 towards Blandford, passing through the avenue of trees beside Badbury Rings, and the village of Tarrant Keyneston. Approaching Blandford, turn right at the first roundabout, signposted to Salisbury. At the next roundabout, turn right, again towards Salisbury, and the property can be found on the right hand side.
The superb, triple aspect 26ft x 15ft drawing room features a limestone fireplace (with electric fire), a bay window to the front, and glazed oak double doors to a substantial conservatory with a high gabled roof and double doors to the garden. There is a large dining room with a porcelain tiled floor, and a charming sitting room with a bay window and a limestone fireplace (with gas fire.)
From both the dining and sitting rooms, 3 steps lead down to a magnificent triple aspect kitchen/breakfast/family room double doors to the garden, a porcelain tiled floor, and space for sofas and a table and chairs. The kitchen area comprises a comprehensive range of bespoke solid oak units, polished granite work surfaces, a Franke twin bowl stainless steel sink, twin Neff ovens, touch-control induction hob, Siemens gas hob, concealed extractor, integrated dishwasher, LG fridge-freezer and large island/breakfast bar with wine rack and cupboards beneath.
The adjacent utility room has polished granite work surfaces, base and wall units, space for white goods, and a door to a rear lobby giving access to outside.
A solid oak staircase leads to the first floor landing with a range of cupboards, an attractive archway, and a casement door to a paved balcony with stone balustrades, giving a superb view over the garden.
The principal suite comprises a 21ft dual aspect bedroom (with fitted blinds and full height wardrobes), an en suite dressing room with floor-to-ceiling wardrobes, and a fully tiled en suite shower room.
Bedroom 2 is a large dual aspect room overlooking the gardens, bedroom 3 is a spacious room with wardrobes, and bedroom 4 is a smaller double room currently used as a study. There is also a fully tiled family bath/shower room.
The second floor houses bedroom 5, a large dual aspect double room with fitted furniture, and a fully tiled bathroom.
Outside, a tarmac slipway and double gates lead into a gravelled courtyard providing off road parking for numerous vehicles. A second driveway, effectively provides in-and-out drive access.
There is a large detached double garage with 2 electric up-and-over doors, lighting, power and exterior stairs to a 22ft hobbies room with rooflights and a sloping ceiling.
In front of the house there is a Victorian style terrace with stone balustrades. The extensive, well maintained gardens are largely laid to lawn, and interspersed with trees including blue cedar and oak. High mixed boundaries include laurel, sycamore and conifers.
COUNCIL TAX: Band G
Location:
The picturesque Georgian market town of Blandford Forum offers a good range of supermarkets (including an M & S Food Hall), along with independent shops, cafés and restaurants. The town is home to state schools for all ages, as well as Bryanston School, and a popular leisure centre (with swimming pool.) There is good road access to the coastal towns of Poole and Bournemouth, and the city of Salisbury, all of which have mainline rail links to London Waterloo.
Directions:
From Wimborne, proceed along the B3082 towards Blandford, passing through the avenue of trees beside Badbury Rings, and the village of Tarrant Keyneston. Approaching Blandford, turn right at the first roundabout, signposted to Salisbury. At the next roundabout, turn right, again towards Salisbury, and the property can be found on the right hand side.
